CAGR and safe withdrawal rate
I'm interested in peoples thoughts around bitcoin's future CAGR from this point, and what people think a safe annual withdrawal rate is in relation to this. for context - the 10 year Cagr is at 84% - on one hand it seems a stretch using this for the next 10 years, on the other we are entering unchartered territory, and I believe the average Joe doesn't realise just how deep wall streets pockets actually are. i also think the ETF's will bring more stability, and the fund managers will use derivatives to manage the price, anwe will just grind higher for longer. Get ready for boredom! FYI - i'm siding with a conservative CAGR of 20% over the next 10 years, and if withdrawals are neccessary, will look to withdraw a max of half the CAGR at 10% per annum. thanks all. submitted by /u/knightsofren2021 [link] [comments]
I'm interested in peoples thoughts around bitcoin's future CAGR from this point, and what people think a safe annual withdrawal rate is in relation to this.
for context - the 10 year Cagr is at 84% - on one hand it seems a stretch using this for the next 10 years, on the other we are entering unchartered territory, and I believe the average Joe doesn't realise just how deep wall streets pockets actually are.
i also think the ETF's will bring more stability, and the fund managers will use derivatives to manage the price, anwe will just grind higher for longer. Get ready for boredom!
FYI - i'm siding with a conservative CAGR of 20% over the next 10 years, and if withdrawals are neccessary, will look to withdraw a max of half the CAGR at 10% per annum. thanks all.
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